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Old 04-18-2021, 11:34 AM
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This guitar is on my short shopping list of fully hollow electrics. I'm debating the merits of a thin body (Casino) or something larger like this. I love the Godin company and their willingness to try different things but the 5th Avenue is based on a tried & true formula and that's OK too. I hope you enjoy it and let us know what you think.
I've been looking at these for quite a while and had opted for an Eastman T184MX-LS (Lil Smokey) Thinline instead (mainly due to the Eastman neck and 1-3/4" nut, which no longer work for my fretting hand... but that's another story). I wish I had gone for the Kingpin II back then... I wouldn't need to sell the Eastman now.

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Also, it may just be the angle of this photo but it looks like the bridge is sitting too close the treble pickup? Guessing you know if that is the case since the intonation would be off. Either way, I'm jealous.
I was a little concerned about that, but I measured the distance from 12th fret to the bridge and to the nut and it seems to be OK.
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